Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
BETHEL.

Hon. Oliver N. Mason, and hAi good chat
with him while wing In his little wheel
carriage In front % his house. NJ. NJ.
was one ~ TIE most activc business men
% sterling Integrity. AMI AZ The present
time and ior the past years, has been en-
tifeiy helpless a. ar a. hls legs are con-
cerusd. Ills esteemed wife has had the
entire care 81 hin. and has done every.
thing In Der power - make him happy and
comfortable. You 20 % his house any
tine you will fai him chseffnl and seen
ingly one ~ The most happy men alive.
You ask him why and how be can DO III.
AMI be VII say. my dear wife, Col bless
Der. I Wish % make her happy. and don't
visa % grow Oli too fast for fr,tnng
man will not live out half his days Mt.
Mason In his younger tsys bad accumm1.
lated some OF this worlds goods 10 make
himssif and fAniiy happy AMI comforts.
bic MY appetite 4 good and my food
focs not huri ne Mr.. Masoa reals Ani
does business last a. vel a. ever be could
LIST week Mr.. Mason was pushci Ia his
carriage BY bis wife ani taaghtr - Tie
station and unei ~. ylug In his liiue
cart. lntn The express car, AM win rs
wife by - slie. took the cars for Berlin
Fans. y n. % look aftcr property lie
ART his brother william, having Fccenty
purchased some four hundred tcrcs of land
.aylug Ca The railroad between Gofham
arf Berlin Faiis. - n Since they pur-
chase,i This land the Clean Company have
made Arrangements % bald . paip mill
A company are mailing arrangvmcnis 10
- bald a paper min on this land.
branch railroad Il % run ihro1gh. MI
Mason tells me be hAs laid Oai several han
frci house lots and no one can deny that
there l. money 10 tai. purchase. MI
Mason A. wise nan counts up bis many
blessings ant thus avoids 80 much OF THIS
worry and frclting hasiness. IL pays well
% 30 H.
oar boarding houses are All fliei ~
With city company. Alpine House. ;. H.
Twltcheii, proprietor. Valentine Honse'
Lock House ar engaged full The Far
msr House u full The proprietor has
leased three rooms In The French cottage
AMI one room 10 The Grover cottage. Rev.
Jesse Wagner. wife. and daughter. pastor
% he Mt Belilngh,m NJ. T.. Church.
Chsi.es. Mass ant Rev. MI. fhlnney,
wife. mother. and aunt, pastor 81 The
Peabody NJ. r. Church. Peabody. MSS
have engaged rooms in the Alpine House
and vii occupy aid rooms July .sih.
Arrivals ~ The Alpine House Jaly iSth.
Hon. Mr.. Warren. OF Boston, Mrs. Smiley
AL Miss uarty. OF Newport. X. !.
The hay crop Ia Bethel will be TIE heav'
lest Tor many years. Corn And potato
crop never promised better. We noticed
May nelds % corn standing four feet high.
Beans OF al kinds are abundant
Last Tuesday Nessrs woodbury. snd
Purlpgtou unloaicd 5000 bushels OF corn
frorn he car. carrying II up BY siren gih
into the Ion OF their store.
Mr.. Blsbee Il getting along noely Win
hl. new house on NernOn street.
Mr.. C. Rowe has nnishei up Dis ne"
house on Klmhaii PARK.
Mr.. william X. Evsns Is buildings ne"
barn.
moving machines have been sold Ia Bethel
this seasOuf AMI - mAny horse rskes.
Hastings and Brother are doing smash
lrr basluess In the hardware and sgrieul.
tural business. They are just the boys 10
gain warm friends. always speaking a
cheerful word % everybody.
Mrs.. &. \. LlitlehAle. Organisi AZ TIE
VI. r. Church. i visiting her father down
Rev. Mr.. Hsnnafori exchanged with
Rev. Mr. Sylvester lat sabbath.
our s1pressmAn, Mr.. Plsisted, has
purchased. nice two horse esrrisge, new
harnesses .ri splendid span OF COTS
Bet drive-out In town.
Mr.. wheeler. Of South Paris, was 10
town last Tuesisy.
ChAir factory pat Ia some eco worth OF
their nice chAirs into Alpine House lssi
wednesday. Mother Hubbard chair takes
me cake. Ills dining.rOom chairs are
very nice And antiquarian. Sell Al sigh''
Lots OF them are sent 20 New YORK. c.
A lodge OF Good TemplArs was instiiu-
Tel Ia Bethel July 9Th. by Mrs. II. VI L.
T.,e.. with = membership OF 30 earnest
men AMI women. Tie name OF the lodge
i ssWa,ch.tower" and will meet saturday
evenings. The officers are ~ follows
IN CTAu. hutchinson. c. 7, "a.
wunt IIolf. v T.. Nora A. BurpAnk Chap.
Rev. A. X sylvester, sc. rel l. tlssr..
h = Hattie l. Foster. 7, Horse Annss NJ
ti.renr.s Jarkson. 4. 4. T.. A. n. Hutc hinsOn
nj M n. No A n. Pint, l. II. =, Liien N
IIurbAnk a. =. Cora ". Bean ID NJ ienA
Davis.
Mrs. Estes. The grea, Temperance re-
former. lectured AZ the Cong'l Church last
SUNDAY evening. a. a full house. Mrs.
Estes I. an eloquent speaker.
Mr. Monhlman and vile, from New
YORK. arrived last Thursday In town.
VIII SPEND the summer In Bethel.
Hon. ]. A. Warren. OF New York, arrly-
"a Al he Alpine House last Friday.
SIR. Hiram Beans horse while raking,
hltched In a rske, broke away and run
m.king spilnters OF his Eagle rake
Augustus Maxwell. who has been making
n. home a, Elijah Browns. Is jus, gone
with consumption.
some forty moving machines snd ~
many horse rAkes hsvs been sold In Bethel
this season
Mrs. Moore, OF Auburn. Is stopping
with her sister, Mrs. Bean a. Bethel.
Mrs. T.. l.. Adams and two daughters
OF Boston, viii spend August with Mrs.
y. Y. Bean on Spring street, and AZ The
Alpine cottage through September ana
October.
Miss Mabel Beau. OF IVES. Bethel. has
purchased a nice Worcester organ,
octsyss, black walnut case, stands iee'
high.
care OF Dr. Gray.
wednesday. about 10 ?. IA, after An ex.
tfemely bot Gay, teftiM~ VIM 49,.
struck Bethel. and continued WIZ
violence through Thursday. Trees were
broken, fences blown Gown, corn sno
and grain leveled with the ground In
some cases pea vines were blown out OF
he ground and punches OF hay esrried
bodily several rods. The mercury fen
GO degree In six hours
The hay makers have had exceilsnt
weather aud large Quantities OF nice nay
have been secured
The summer boarding houses are fss'
filling up.
Yoor genial correspondent &C" has Al
pine cottage full and has engaged rooms
oaslds FOR seven table bosrders. y: ID.
Twiteheli, A. w. Valentine. and me MISS
gseet, slso Des. 4. p. Grover, OF west
Bethel. has al he Can accommodate.